Sentence examples for outstanding instance from inspiring English sources

An outstanding instance is the Dean of St. Asaph's Case, 21 How.St.Tr.

An outstanding instance is the Talmud, a compendium of law, lore, and commentary that to many Jews has very nearly the authority of the Mosaic Torah (the Law, or the Pentateuch).

Then, there is the journalism, which he began when, in 1898, mostly for money, he succeeded Shaw as the drama critic of Frank Harris's Saturday Review — a body of writing far more functional, intelligent, impatient, and, often, ill-mannered than his reputation might suggest, the outstanding instance of the form between Shaw and Tynan.

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Only the truly outstanding instances of crazy, provided lately by Beck, receive any real notice or outrage from the left these days.

For the sake of stocktaking, some outstanding instances are discussed below.

Cristian Roldan, for instance, was outstanding throughout.

Rodrigo Rato, for instance, the outstanding Spanish finance minister (and conveniently a member of the EPP political family).

Nearly 45percentt of 25-year-olds, for instance, have outstanding loans, with an average debt above $20,000.

Outstanding examples are An Instance of the Fingerpost by Iain Pears, The Flanders Panel by Arturo Perez-Reverte (best if you play chess), and The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco.

These are very simple people, yet in Vigo's gaze they are subject to the complexity of the human imagination and the mystery of film poetry - it comes in the look of water, the woodwinds in Maurice Jaubert's score (arguably the first instance of outstanding music being employed in a film) and in the instinctive truth of the performances.